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PHILOSOPHY AND THE MIND SCIENCES


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CURRENT ISSUE

Vol. 5 (2024)
Published January 8, 2024
Philosophy and the Mind Sciences, 2024

PhiMiSci expresses profound sadness at the passing of Daniel Dennett
(1942-2024). He was an outstanding philosopher and an esteemed member of our
advisory board. In memory of Dan, here is a personal statement by co-founder and
co-editor-in-chief Jennifer Windt.

PhiMiSci is an interdisciplinary, peer-reviewed, diamond open access journal.
Accepted articles are published as soon as the editorial and production
processes have been completed. Special issue articles may be published on a
different schedule.

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BOOK SYMPOSIUM: LISA BORTOLOTTI'S "WHY DELUSIONS MATTER"

Chiara Caporuscio
Book Symposium: "Why Delusions Matter"
Lisa Bortolotti
Understanding delusions to improve our mutual interactions: A précis of "Why
Delusions Matter"
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Cristiano Bacchi
Is it me or my delusion? Harnessing authenticity for an agential view of
delusionality
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Jazmine Russell
How delusions can uncover sources of harm and pathology: The epistemic value of
interoceptive and unconscious information
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Elly Vintiadis
Delusional beliefs and psychedelic-assisted psychoterapy
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Daniel Williams
Do popular delusions deserve a more positive reputation? A commentary on "Why
Delusions Matter"
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Lisa Bortolotti
Revisiting delusions to demystify human agency: A response to critics
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SPECIAL ISSUE: MOLYNEUX’S QUESTION TODAY

Alberto Voltolini, Fabrizio Calzavarini
A supramodal thorough account of the Molyneux question
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Matthew Fulkerson
Many Molyneux answers: Why we shouldn’t care (that much) about the answers to
Molyneux’s question
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E. J. Green
Newly sighted perceivers and the relation between sight and touch
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Mohan Matthen, Jonathan Cohen
Molyneux's question about perceptual knowledge
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Charles Spence, Nicola Di Stefano
Old and new versions of the Molyneux question: A review of experimental answers
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SPECIAL ISSUE: SUCCESSFUL AND UNSUCCESSFUL REMEMBERING AND IMAGINING

Ying-Tung Lin, Christopher Jude McCarroll, Kourken Michaelian, Mike Stuart
Successful and unsuccessful remembering and imagining: Editorial introduction
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Margherita Arcangeli, Jérôme Dokic
Two levels of confusion between imagination and memory
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Matthew Frise
Remembering trauma in epistemology
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Amy Kind
Accuracy in imagining
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Changsheng Lai
Relearning and remembering: A gradualist account
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Peter Langland-Hassan
Imagining what you intend
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Felipe Morales Carbonell
Going ballistic: The dynamics of the imagination and the issue of intentionalism
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Daniel Munro
Remembering religious experience: Reconstruction, reflection, and reliability
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Denis Perrin, Michael Barkasi
Immersing oneself into one’s past: Subjective presence can be part of the
experience of episodic remembering
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Shin Sakuragi
Successfully remembering a belief and the problem of forgotten evidence
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André Sant'Anna
Metacognition and the puzzle of alethic memory
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Marya Schechtman
Personal identity and mental time travel
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Lu Teng
The justificatory power of memory experience
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Fabrice Teroni
Memory identification and its failures
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Uku Tooming, Kengo Miyazono
Prospects for epistemic generationism about memory
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SPECIAL ISSUE: DREAMING AND MIND WANDERING: SPONTANEOUS THOUGHT ACROSS THE
SLEEP-WAKE CYCLE

Emily Lawson, Evan Thompson
Daydreaming as spontaneous immersive imagination: A phenomenological analysis
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Nirit Soffer-Dudek
Seeing is believing: Implications of the dreamlike cognitive style for waking
spontaneous thought and psychopathology
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BOOK REVIEWS

Nadine Meertens
Hedonic valence at the core of consciousness: A review of "A philosophy for the
science of animal consciousness" by Walter Veit
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Aims and scope

Philosophy and the Mind Sciences (PhiMiSci) focuses on the interface between
philosophy of mind, psychology, and cognitive neuroscience. PhiMiSci is a
peer-reviewed, not-for-profit open-access journal that is free for authors and
readers.

Editorial policy

PhiMiSci is open for submission of stand-alone articles. If you would like to
propose a special issue for PhiMiSci, please take a look at our guidelines for
special issues. A description of our editorial procedure can be found here.

Open access policy and copyright


By default, PhiMiSci publishes all papers under a CC-BY license, which permits
use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided appropriate credit
is given to the original author(s), and the original source and a link to the
Creative Commons license are provided. If a different Creative Commons license
is preferred by an author, they must indicate this during the submission of
their manuscript. Other suitable Creative Commons license additions include that
any repurpose must be non-commercial (NC) or that it must not be cut or altered
(ND). PhiMiSci does not publish under anything but a Creative Commons license.
All authors retain the copyright of their papers and full publishing rights
without restrictions.

Archiving and long-term availability


All papers published in PhiMiSci are stored on servers in Germany. Long-term
availability is guaranteed through additional archiving at the Deutsche
Nationalbibliothek (German National Library), which also has the task of
collecting, cataloguing, indexing and archiving online publications.

PhiMiSci is indexed by the Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ).

Acknowledgments

We thank Thomas Metzinger and the Barbara-Wengeler-Stiftung for financial
support from 2018 to 2021. We are grateful to the university library of the Ruhr
University Bochum for hosting us and thank Albert Newen for continuing support.
Furthermore, we are grateful to John MacFarlane for developing Pandoc – which we
use in the production processes at PhiMiSci. We gratefully acknowledge support
for the period 2023-2026 through a project funded by the Deutsche
Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG, German Research Foundation) – project number
514161146.

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